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| Any disease of the arteries. |
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| Low blood flow to tissue. |
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| Blockage in the artery from blood clot or air bubble or fat particle. |
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| Plaque buildup on the artery |
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| Dilated vein in the anal area. |
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| Abnormal muscle contraction of the blood vessel. |
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| Narrowing of blood vessel. |
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| Blue tinge of the skin due to lack of oxygen supply. |
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| Abnormal bulging of an arterial wall. |
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| An inflamation of the heart and blood vessels. |
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| Tumor of the blood vessel. |
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| Inflammation of the aorta |
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| Narrowing of blood vessel |
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| Device to record a blood vessel using a dye. |
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| Involuntary muscle of contraction of blood vessel. |
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| Blue tinge of skin from lack of oxygen |
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| Abnormal bulging of an arterial wall |
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| Surgical procedure inserting a balloon to unblock a vessel. |
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| Blockage in the heart only |
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| Removing the inner layer of an artery to remove plaque. |
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| Process of measuring afrterial blood pressure. |
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| Surgical removal of a vein. |
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| To poke a vein and remove blood. |
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| General term for any disease of the artery of the heart. |
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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation.
compression of the heart manually. |
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| Coronary Artery Bypass Graft |
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| Removing a blood vessel from one part of the body and using in place of a blocked artery in another part of the body. |
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| Chest pain due to lack of oxygen to the heart. |
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| Slow heart rate, under 60 bpm |
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| Pounding, racing, or skipping of a heartbeat. |
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| The heart is compressed when fluid surrounds the pericardium. |
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| Abnormal enlargement of the heart. |
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| Inflammation of the myocardium or muscle of the heart. |
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| Inflammation of the ourter layer of the heart. |
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| Listening to the heart sound using a stethoscope. |
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| Tail, help move bacteria cell to move. |
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| Short projection not used for mobility but used for mating. |
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| Portable EKG monitor that is worn for 24 hours to collect heart data. |
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| Left ventricle fails to pump enough blood to the tissues. |
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| "to attach" bacteria use to attach to a surface or together. |
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| Electrodes attached to the skin to detect and record electrical conduction of the heart. |
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| Heart attack from sudden loss of blood supply. |
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| Removal of a small piece of tissue or liquid. |
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| The spreading process of cancer. |
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| Non life threatening tumor. |
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| Device to record artery of particular location |
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| Surgical procedure inserting a ballon and stent to unblock a blood vessel. |
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| Removing the inner layer of an artery to remove plague. |
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| Process of measuring arterial blood pressure. |
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| Surgical removal of a vein |
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| To poke a vein and remove blood |
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| General term to disolve any disease of artery of heart. |
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Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
Use of manual chest compression to maintain circulation. |
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| Coronary Artery Bypass graft |
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| Removal of a blood vessel from one part of the body and inserting it to bypass a blocked artery in another part of the body. |
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| Chest pain because of low oxygen to heart. |
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| Abnormal rhythm of heart. |
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| Slow heart rate under 60bpm |
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| Fast heart beat over 100 bpm |
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| A pounding, racing or skipping heart beat. |
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| The heart is compressed when fluid surrounds the pericardiu. |
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| Abnormal enlargement of the heart. |
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| Inflamation of the muscle layer (myocardium) of the heart. |
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| Inflamation of the heart and blood |
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| rapid contraction of the heart. |
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| Dilated vein in the anal area. |
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| Plaue buildup on the artery |
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| Blockage in artery from blood clot or air bubble or fat particle. |
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| Any disease of the arteries |
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| Narrowing of blood vessel. |
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| Involuntary muscle contraction of blood vessel. |
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| Blue tinge of skin from lack of oxygen. |
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| Abnormal bulging of an arterial wall. |
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| Blockage in the heart only. |
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| Chest pain because of low oxygen to the heart. |
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| Abnormal rhytm of the heart. |
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| slow heart rate, under 60 bpm |
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| fast heart beat, over 100bpm |
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| A pounding, racing or skippin heart beat. |
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| Abnormal enlargement of the heart. |
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| Inflamation of the muscle layer (myocardium) of the heart. |
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| Inflammation of the pericardium or outer layer of the heart. |
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| Listening to sound using a stethoscope. |
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| Portable EKG worn for 24 hours to collect data on the heart. |
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| Congestive Heart Failure. |
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| Lt ventricle fails to pump enough blood to tissues and lungs. |
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Electro cardiogram.
Electrodes used to detect and record electrical conduction of the heart. |
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Myocardial infraction.
Heart attack from sudden loss of blood supply. |
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| Removal of a small piece of tissue. |
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| The spreading process of cancer. |
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| Non-life threatening tumor. |
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| Identify muscle location and action of Supinator muscle. |
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| Location: Origin: Posterior surface of the lateral condyle of the hunerous and inserts into the posterior surface f the upper ulna and olecranin process. Function works with biceps and tricepts to supinate the hand. |
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| Explain function, location and action of the Extensor digitorum muscle. |
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| Origin: lateral epicondyle of the humerous. Insertion is three middle fingers. Action to extend the three middle fingers. |
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| give location, function and action of the Anconeus muscle |
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| location posterior surface of the lateral condyl of the humerous and inserts into the posterior surface of the uper unlan and olecranin process. function is to assist the tricept to extend the elbow. |
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| give the location, function and action of the extensor carpi radialis longus |
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location lateral supracondyler ridge of the humerus and inserts into the thumb.
function is abduct (out) the carpus/wrist. |
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| give the location, action and function of the extensor carpi unlaris muscle |
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location originates in the lateral epicondyle of the hunerus and posterior border of the unla and crossed the forearm to insert at base of the fifth metacarpal (pointer).
action is to adduct (in) the carpus/wrist. |
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| Extend the elbow, works with tricep, bicep |
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| extend the filange (finger) |
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| Extensor carpi radialis longus |
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| Function: Abduct (out) hand at the wrist. |
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Tendon to small finger.
Function: extend and adduct (in) the carpus/wrist. |
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| Inflammation of the pleural membrane (visceral pleura). |
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| Inflammatin of the soft lung tissue causing formation of fluid accumulation in the vili, therefore limited gas exchange of the lung. |
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| Abnormal presence of air or gas within pleural cavity causing the lung to be compressed. Known as "collaped lung". |
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| Taking out fluid or air with a needle. |
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| A machine used to convert liquid medicine into vapors so it can be inhaled. |
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| A small device put on a finger to measure the oxygen level of the person. |
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| Plastic surgery for the nose. |
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| Viral infectious disease obstructing the larynx |
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| Common cold with runny nose. |
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| Infammation of the bronchi |
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| Removing fluid from the thoracic cavity with a needle. |
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| Surgical incision into the chest wall |
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| Surgical incision of the trachea. |
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| Absence of respiratory ventilation |
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| Coughed up from lungs of blood, pus |
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| A device to help patient breath |
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| Malignant tumor of the epithelial tissue |
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| Tumor of the connective tissue |
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| Sumptoms of disease are at rest |
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| FNA Fine Needle Aspiration |
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| removal of liquid or cell from a lump by a needle. |
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| Blood taken from the radial artery to measure oxygen and carbon dioxide levels in the blood. |
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| COPD Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease. |
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| General term that describes any disease of the lungs that prevents air exchange. |
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| Coughing up and spitting out blood. |
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| When blood pools within the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs |
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| Abnormally low levels of oxygen in the blood |
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| Glycogen to Sugar process |
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1. Epinephrine binds to protein I (B-Adrenergic receptor prtien).
2. B-adrenergic activates G-protein.
3. G-protein separates into 2 parts, Alpha w/GDP & Beta and Gamma
4. Alpha w/GDP is being replaced by GTP
5. Alpha GTP is activated and binds to Adenylyl cyclase.
6. Adenylyl cyclase breaks down ATP and converts it to CAMP (cyclase amp).
7. CAMP (cyclase amp) binds and activates protein kinase A.
8. Protein Kinase A activates phosphorylase.
9. Phosphorylase will put a P(pnospate) on glycogen and become glucose 6- P(phosphate).
10. Glucose leaves the liver and enters the blood. |
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| Genetic disease that produces excess mucous production in the lung or pancreatic duct that is usually fatal by 30 years of age. |
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| RDS Respiratory Distress Syndrome |
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| Collapse of the alveoli of the lung. Most common in children. |
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| A blood clot that blocks pulmonary circulation. |
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| SARS Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome |
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| A severe acute viral infection that causes alvelor damage and lung collapse. |
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| A bacteria infection of the lung in the soft tissue then a hard wall barrier that prevents any WBC from entering and destroying the bacteria. |
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| Where does the Sternohyoid attach and what is it's action? |
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Sternum bone to thyroid cartilage.
Depress larynx and hyoid bone. |
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| Name location of the Throhyoid muscle and its action. |
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Throid cartilage to hyoid bone.
Depresses the hyoid bone. |
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| Name the location and action of the Sternohyoid muscle |
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Sternum to hyoid. Sits under the sternocleidomastoid.
Depresses the larynx and hyoid. |
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| Name the location and action of the Sternothyroid muscle. |
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Sternum to thyroid.
pulls throid cartilege inferiorly. |
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| Name the location and action of the Scalene muscle |
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Connect from first two ribs to C3 -C4 or C5.
Action: Elevates first 2 ribs to increase thoracic cavity for breathing. |
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Cranial facial nerve.
Function: Taste for anterior 2.3 of tongue. |
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Glossopharyngl.
Taste for posterior 1/3 of tongue. |
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Hypoglossus.
Function is movement of the tongue. |
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Trigeminal
V1 Opthalmic nerve
V2 Maxillary nerve
V3 Mandibular nerve |
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Front of tongue - mandibular symphysis.
Action: Stick the tongue out. |
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Inner surface of mandible - hyoid bone.
Action: pulls hyoid bone superior and anteriorly. |
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| Angled knees. Bandilegged (bowlegged), knock-knees |
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Craniel Nerve I Olfactory
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Location: Cribiform plate
Function: Smell |
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Location: Optic chasm
Function: Sensory vision |
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Craniel nerve III Occulomotor
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Location: Superior orbital fissure
Function: eye movement. |
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Craniel nerve IV Trochlear
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Location: Superior orbital fissure
function: Superior oblique and lateral rectus muscles of eye. |
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| Abnormal enlargement of the joint at the base of the big toe due to inflammation of the bursa. |
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| Lateral curvature of the spine |
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| Anterior curve of the lumbar region. |
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| Upper thoracic curve of the spine bend posterior "humpback". |
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| Abnormal loss of bone density. |
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| Lack of vitamin D resulting in softening of the bone. |
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| Inflammation of the red bone marrow. |
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Craniel nerve V Trigeminal and three sub-branches
Location and function |
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V1. Opthalmic, superior orbital fissure.
V2. Maxillary - Foreamen rotundum.
V3 Mandibular - Foreamen ovale |
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Craniel nerve VI Abducen
Location and function. |
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superior orbital fissure.
Move the lateral rectuc of the eye. |
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Internal auditory meatus.
Anterior 2/3 of tongue and facial expression. |
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Internal gyroscope.
Internal auditory meatus |
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| Craniel nerve IX Glossopharyngeal |
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Taste for post 1/3 of tongue.
Jugular foreamen. |
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Everything.
Jugular foreamen. |
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Sternocliedomastoid and trapezius
Jugular foreamen. |
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Movement of tongue
hypoglossal canal. |
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| Surgical removal of a bone |
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| Deliberately break a bone to fix it. |
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| Medical specialty of foot health |
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| Involuntary muscle contraction causing pain |
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| Abnormal increase in muscle size |
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| Muscle pain due to lack of oxygen |
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| Inflammation of cartilage in a synovial joint causing pain |
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| Inflammation of the bursa |
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| Slip or rupture of an intervertebral disk |
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| General disorder for inflammation and degeneration of joint |
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| Loss and sensation of voluntary movement below the hips |
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| Loss and sensation of voluntary movement of all four limbs |
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| General term for auto immune disease where white blood cells attack the body's own joints. |
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| sits - supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis, terres minor. injury to any one of the muscles. |
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| stress or tear of a ligament |
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| stress or tear of a muscle |
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Sprain - ligament
Strain - muscle |
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| Scraping, superficial wound |
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| Local elevation of inflammed skin filled with puss/bacteria |
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| subcutaneous fat deposits |
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| Scar, if elevated then it is a ketoid |
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| Ulcers on the body from laying on a surface too long. "Bed sores" |
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| Redness of the skin due to infection |
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| Injury caused by tear or cut by a sharp object. |
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| Freckle. Discoloration that is flat (not a bump) |
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| Mole. Irregular dark color of the skin that is raised. |
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| Rupture of small, tiny, blood vessels that look like red dots on the skin. |
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| Any dryness and itchyness of the skin. General term |
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| Bacterial infection in the sebaceous gland. Usually on the neck, back, face, chest. |
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| A cluster of boils that feels hot. Usually from Staphylococci - Staph |
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| A bumpy scale like silvery looking lesion of the skin. Genetic |
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| "ringworm" by a fungus infection that looks like rings on the skin. |
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| Inflammation of the soft lung tissue that results in the formatin of fluid within the alveoli. This interferes with the exchange of gases. |
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| The branch of medicine focusing on diseases of the skeletal and muscular systems and caused by infections, tumor, endocrine diseasee, and inherited disorders. |
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| The expectorant that is coughed up from the lungs. It may contain mucus, inhaled particles, pus, or blood. |
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| When blood pools within the pleural cavity surrounding the lungs. |
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| Parathyroid produces too much parathyroid hormone (PTH) causing too much calcium in the blood. |
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| Too much insulin ( sucking sugar)causing low blood sugar. Causes headache, weakness, tremors, hunger, anxiety, can lead to coma or death. |
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| Causing bulging eyes (exopthalmos), goiter, rapid heart rate and weight loss. Chronic: Graves disease. |
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| causing slow heart rate, dry skin, low energy, weight gain. Cronic: Myxedema |
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| Inflammation of pancreas causing low production of insulin causing high levels of sugar in the blood. |
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| Adrenal cortex producing too much hormone causing Cushing Syndrome, obesity, hyperglycemia, round, moon face, muscle |
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The pancreas does not produce enought insulin to metabloize carbs. Will cause Kidney, nerve, eye damage and death.
Type 1 requires insulin replacement
Type 2 Appears during adulthood and can be controlled by diet and exercise. |
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| Under secretion of ADH from pituitary. Symptoms of thirst and excessive pee. |
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| Not enough growth hormone at birth. Child will be short and mentally slow. |
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| Abnormal thirst from dissorders of pituitary gland or pancreas. |
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| Excessive production of hair all over the body (ape like). |
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| Abnormal enlargement of the Thyroid gland caused by tumor or lack of iodine in diet. |
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| Abnormal protrusion of the eyes. Cause excessive activity of thyroid gland. |
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| Too much growth hormone from pituitary, especially in hand and face. |
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| Chemical secretion from an endocrine gland. |
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| Glands that release chemicals directly into the blood stream. Includes pituittary, thyroid, hypothalmus, parathyroid gland, adrenal glands, pancreatic islets and gonads. |
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| Glands that release chemicals directly into the blood stream. Includes pituittary, thyroid, hypothalmus, parathyroid gland, adrenal glands, pancreatic islets and gonads. |
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| SLE Systemic Lupus Erythenatosus |
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| Genetic disease showing a red butterfly shape rash and joint pain. Effects CT and all organs. |
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| HSV- Herpes Simplex virus |
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| Deep blisters on the border of mucous membranes. |
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| Plastic surgery to pull and cut out wrinkles |
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| Form of cosmetic surgery to sand down unwanted scar or elevation of the skin. |
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| To clean out any dirt or foreign matter or unwanted tissue from a wound. |
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| Bumpy scale like lesion with silvery looking come and goes. Genetic disease. |
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| Bumpy scale like lesion with silvery looking come and goes. Genetic disease. |
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| Bumpy scale like lesion with silvery looking come and goes. Genetic disease. |
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| "ringworm" by a fungus infection looks like rings over the skin. |
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Shows entire tooth from the exposed crown to the end of the root and the bones that support the tooth.
USED for problems below the gun line, teeth, abscessed, cysts, tumors and bone changes....gum line tissue stuff! |
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Show roof or floor of mouth.
Used to find extra teeth, teeth not broken thru gums, jaw fractures, a cleft in roof, cysts, abscesses or growth. Also used to find a foreign object. |
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| Broad view of the jaws, teeth, sinuses, nasal and temporomandibular joints. These xrays do not find cavities. They do show problems with impacted teeth, abnormalities, cysts, solid growths infections and fractures. |
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| Deficient growth hormone at birth |
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| Too much growth hormone before adolescense |
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| Used to destroy Thyroid tumor cells |
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| Surgical removal of part or all of the thyroid gland |
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| Fasting Blood Sugar. Testing blood sugar after 12 hours of not eating. |
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| Growth Hormone. Pituitary hormone that controls growth |
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| Glucose Tolerance Test. Sugar injected or taken orally and then blood sugar measured to dianos for diabetes mellitus |
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Hormone Replacement Therapy
Synthetic hormones given to patient when endocrine glands produce insufficient levels. Post menopausal women. |
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| Professional formally trained to formulate and dispense prescription drugs and other meds |
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| The study of drugs and their sources, chemistry, sources and action within the body. |
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| Method in which drugs are provided to patient, orally, vaginally, rectally, topical or injection |
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| A harmful reaction to an administered drug "side effects". |
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| A small sealed tube containing a solution used for injection. |
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| Produces a reduced response to pain. Acedomenaphin, ibuprofin, morphine. |
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| Chemical substance derived from biological source such as mold or bacteria: inhibits gtowth of other microorganisms |
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| A drug that prevents or delays coagulation or clotting of blood. |
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| A drug that counteracts depression |
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| A drug that relieves symptoms of diarrhea often by absorbing water from large intestine (Imodium) |
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| A drug to prevent nausea and vomiting |
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| A class of dugs that inhibits histamines (allergic reactions |
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| A drug that reduces high blood pressure |
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| A drug that reduces inflammation of the body. example ibuprofin |
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| Counter acts symptoms of psychosis such as Schizophrenia, bipolar, add, adhd... any behavior disorders |
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| Inflammation of the brain |
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| Soft tissue injury of the brain usually caused by shaking or blow to the head. |
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| Paralysis of the side of the face from damage to CN VII |
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| Paralysis of the side of the face from damage to CN VII |
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| Developmental disorder of withdrawl of social interaction. |
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| General body fatigue often associated with depression |
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| Involuntary muscle contraction |
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| D&C Dilation and Curettage |
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| A spoon shpae instrument used to scrape the lining of the uterine endometrium for diagnostic procedure or abortion. |
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| Severe bacterial infection from using tampons |
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| PMS Pre menstrual Symptom |
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| Any symptom relating to period including nervous, irritability, breast pain, edema, muscle cramps, headache |
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| PID Pelvic Inflammatory Disease |
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| Inflammation of the pelvic cavity and any or all organs in the cavity. |
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| Inability to achieve an erection. |
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| Cutting the fallopian tube to prevent sperm from meeting the egg. |
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| A diagnostic procedure that screens for precancerous cervical disorders. |
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| Surgical removal of part or all of breast. |
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| Partial or total removal of the uterus |
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| Cutting the vasdeferens to block the flow of sperm |
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| Surgical removal of the testis. |
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| Exam inserting finger in rectum to feel for enlarged prostrate. |
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| Cutting the foreskin off from around the penis. |
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| Uterus droops or falls downward into the vagina. Can be from trauma to the ligaments. |
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| Any disease of the ovary. |
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| Inflammation of the breast usually from bacterial infection. |
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| Benign fibroid tumor in the wall of the uterus |
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| Fibrocystic Breast Disease |
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| One or more benign fibrous cysts develop within the breast tissue |
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| Abnormal growth of the endrometrial tissue throughout female pelvic cavity, including uterus fallopian tubes, urinary bladder, peritoneum. It results in scarring, adhessions, pelvic pain. |
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| Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia |
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| Enlarged prostate gland. Causes frequent urination |
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| Abnormally persistent erection of the penis accompanied by pain. Often because of a drug overdose. |
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| Undescended testicles 1 or both. |
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| Too much bleeding during period. |
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| Abnormal pain during menstruation. |
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| Wart like lesion on the skin from HPV papilloma virus. STD "Genital warts". |
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| Low sperm count. Usually 20 million if under 10 million it is considered low. |
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| Small ulcer on the skin, usually on the penis when syphilis is contracted. |
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| Increase ikn cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. Congenital disease |
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| Inflammation of the meningi in the brain. |
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| Protrusion of both the meningi and the spinal cord thru an opening in the spinal column. |
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| An uncontrolable episode of sleep. |
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| Inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord. Caused by Polio virus of causes paralysis in the legs. |
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| A central nervous system infection caused by the bite of an infected animal. |
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| Mental disorder with alternating periods of high energy "mania" followed by low energy and depression. |
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| A reading disorder with a neurological cause when the brain reverses the order of letters and numbers. |
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| Increase in cerebrospinal fluid in the brain. Congenital disease |
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| Inflammation of the meningi |
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| Protrusion of both the miningi and the spinal cord thru and opening in the spinal colum. |
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| Uncontrolable episodes of sleep |
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| "Polio" Inflammation of the gray matter of the spinal cord casuing paralysis |
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| A CNS infection cased by a virus transmitted by the bite of an infecdted animal. |
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| Mental state of apprehension. |
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| Mental disorder with alternating periods of high energy "mania" followed by low energy and depression. |
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| A reading disorder neurological cause when the brain reverses the order of letters and numbers. |
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| An emotional disorder that involves counterproductive way of dealing with MENTAL STRESS |
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| Distortion of reality BiPolar, chemical imbalance |
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| EEG Electroencephalography |
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| Dianostic electrical impulses of the brain |
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| Withdrawl of CSF from the lumbar region of spine. |
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| ADHD Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder |
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| Short attention span and hyperactive |
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| Partial muscle paralysis caused by brain injury before birth |
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| Deterioration of the myelin sheath of nerves. Degenerative. Leads to paralysis and eventually death |
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| A genetic disease affecting people over 40 causing memory loss, dissorientation and confusion. |
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| Chronic degenerative brain disease "substancia Nigra" TREMORS, SHUFFLING GATE, RIGITITY |
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| PTSD Post Traumatic stress disorder |
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| A condition or EVENT causing sleeplessness, anxiety, and paranoiaand mental stress like a war MILITARY COMBAT. |
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| CVA Cerebral Vascular Accident |
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| "Stroke". Blood supply to the brain has been cut off. |
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